Things to do in Pamukkale

The ruins of Hierapolis are located near Pamukkale. They are in the same large scenic area as the Pamukkale hot springs. You can walk between the two. It is a famous holy city in ancient Greece. It was built roughly in the 2nd century BC. At present, the ruins still have ancient Greek theaters, churches, baths and other large ruins, which reproduce the daily life scenes of the ancient Greek people. It is now a world cultural heritage. The ruins of Hierapolis were built by Eumenes II, the king of Pergamon, an ancient Greek city-state near the west coast of Turkey. It was built as a hot spring resort for the royal family and nobles. It was razed to the ground in a major earthquake in the 17th century. Now only broken walls and ruins remain.

The world heritage travertine landform looks like "pools stacked on snow fields" and you can soak in thousand-year-old hot springs, but walking barefoot is painful and some of the pools are dry and yellow. Combined with the ruins of the ancient city of Hierapolis on the top of the mountain, the overall experience is controversial - the experience is better when there are fewer people in the morning and evening, and it is recommended for photography and history enthusiasts.

SPLENDID! FANTASTIC! MESMERIZING! BREATHTAKING!!! This hot air balloon experience was one of a lifetime! It was every well planned and perfectly and very professionally executed! Our pilot was brilliant and his crew was reliable, quick, and stroooong! The ride kept everything that was promised and we very much enjoyed not only every minute, but every second of it! The view was fascinating - Pamukkale is absolutely gorgeous, even more when the sun is rising - the peace we felt was beautiful while riding high up there in the air in silence - silence at least while no hot air needed to be pushed into the balloon 🔥 ... We felt very safe and very lucky! It was our first hot air balloon ride ever, but we think about having at least one more of it ... I can warmly recommend this fun ride to everyone!!!!

Beginning of the summer is the best time to visit travertines of Pamukkale. We enjoyed this beautiful healing thermal pools. Unique cotton white hill.

The archaeological museum in Pamukkale is actually a theater left over from the ancient Roman period, as well as some other living places. However, the road from the pool to the top is not very easy to walk.

棉花堡的土耳其名称指的是闪闪发光的雪白色石灰岩的表面，富含矿物质的水从山腰缓缓滴落，汇集并沿着矿物质梯田倾泻而下，进入下方的水池。传说这些地层是被巨人遗弃晾干的凝固棉花。